.. isnt the point to say someone who has struggled? He has 31 points in 54 games and has looked good defensively.
Thats a 48 point pace, which is not bad at all.
Value of: The guy you're terrified of trading?
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Thats a 48 point pace, which is not bad at all.
Perratrooper
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Not terrified but Jesper Boqvist seems like the odd man out in NJ, not particularly due to his play but rather the numbers situation.
With the emergence of several young players NJ is going to have a logjam of young forwards that will need to be addressed at some point.
The guy I'm actually terrified of trading is Jesper Bratt, who is already a very good ~50 point 2nd line winger at 22 years old but I think could consistently hit 60-70 points as he continues to mature.
With the emergence of several young players NJ is going to have a logjam of young forwards that will need to be addressed at some point.
The guy I'm actually terrified of trading is Jesper Bratt, who is already a very good ~50 point 2nd line winger at 22 years old but I think could consistently hit 60-70 points as he continues to mature.
DaveG
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He is having the best season of his career, how is he struggling in any way?
Zach Parise because of dat cap recapture lmao
Jack Roslov...... wait..... damn
Assuming we’re not talking about core guys like Scheif, Ehlers, Connor, etc...
Actually not “afraid” of losing any of our under performing kids, but would dislike losing Apples and/or Copp.
I honestly think Niku needs a change of scenery and will improve once he gets one.
Assuming we’re not talking about core guys like Scheif, Ehlers, Connor, etc...
Actually not “afraid” of losing any of our under performing kids, but would dislike losing Apples and/or Copp.
I honestly think Niku needs a change of scenery and will improve once he gets one.
GuerinUp
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neither of these players are "struggling" the correct answers from the wild would be rossi (struggling rehabing from covid) and khovanov(struggled to crack a KHL lineup)
DingDongCharlie
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No longer worried as I think he’s found a home here but Jesse Puljujavri. He’s been solid and while the personal stats aren’t high I think he’s only going to get better.
I don’t think him becoming a 30-30 guy is out of the question.
I don’t think him becoming a 30-30 guy is out of the question.
Zman5778
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I misread the OP with Greenway. Rossi is the correct answer
Carter, Toffoli and Martinez were always going to blow up elsewhere. I thought Pearson was going to as well.
Now probably Kempe fits that mold the best for LA
Now probably Kempe fits that mold the best for LA
Bacon Artemi Bravo
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Any player that Buffalo fans want in return for Eichel.
Porter Stoutheart
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Nobody? If I trade anybody away, I actually hope they do well somewhere else. Doesn't mean I don't want to trade them in the present tense if they're not getting the job done, but I'd be happy if they turn things around and have success elsewhere.
LEIFey
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Nolan Patrick. He’s been pretty disappointing this season, which was to be expected after he missed a whole year. I worry that the Flyers will ship him out for a pittance, he will get healthy, and then he will blossom into a top 6 center man.
Djp
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Not really struggling but for me on the leafs it’s Nick Robertson. I think he’s going to be a great 1st line player
HisNoodliness
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Ilya Samsonov. Loads of talent and physical ability but has had a few off the ice incidents that’s leading to inconsistent play on the ice. If he figures it out he could be dominant but it might not be in Washington.
I realize he's locked up pretty well but he is the player I can see having the greatest impact to us if hes gone.
